Oh god what a laugh about your little tip in the end! I like those videos when you're explaining how your painting, and your way of thinking shapes and other stuff like that. I was thinking the fact that I discovered you on DeviantArt, a website especially made for artists, but it's easier to discuss or ask about your paintings here, and I don't know why^^ Maybe because I can see all the process. So, thanks a lot for your explanations, it helps me a lot!
I'm thoroughly impressed with your tip, although I find it an understatement to call it little when in actuality it is quite large. It may seem like such a minor change, but it can really have a huge difference on the end result. Of the painting. :) But really, this video was the best kind of funny and the best kind of informative all in one. I didn't even realize what you said until I heard your voice over and started laughing so hard that I actually had to pause the video because I couldn't hear it.
Weellll this was more than just a little bit of tip, quite graphic, I would say xD Oh God xD This... naked blue man turned out surprisingly cool ;) I like the grimace that he makes, he looks like he's a bit disgusted xD Maybe he smashed a human between his fingers and looks at the residue like "meeh... puny humans, so easily smashed", like we look at the bloodstain of a smashed mosquito^^ Annnd yes, accuracy is a real PITA sometimes, instead of painting "the big picture", you get lost in details before it's time for details... until you zoom out and notice that you've created some kind of Frankenstein.
You know what, maybe someone say that this tip may seem trivial, or somebody say something like, "How is possible to don't understand this?". But you opened my eyes, on the fact that what I did unconsciously (except for the fact that I applied in a bit other direction). I have always been strained by my lineworks. They were terrible. Any attempt to make a normal sketch has been killed immediately as I started to make it. All lines were transformed into one big giant mess, and when I try to fix something, I received incredible crap. So whereupon I started using watercolor brush, and it helped. Line became more blurred, they did not have clear edges, but I could clearly see the resulting forms, so that I could continue to refine them.(Then I used Paint Tool SAI. Later, when I used Ps, I found a suitable brush.) So dude you're cool. Thanks for that, a lot. ^______^
you really finish me off with that robotic hitler :D big laughs every time i watch your videos informative and entertaining the same time i´d call you my new teacher, these vids are really worth gold ty
I enjoyed your little tip
Oh god what a laugh about your little tip in the end!
I like those videos when you're explaining how your painting, and your way of thinking shapes and other stuff like that.
I was thinking the fact that I discovered you on DeviantArt, a website especially made for artists, but it's easier to discuss or ask about your paintings here, and I don't know why^^ Maybe because I can see all the process.
So, thanks a lot for your explanations, it helps me a lot!
I'm thoroughly impressed with your tip, although I find it an understatement to call it little when in actuality it is quite large. It may seem like such a minor change, but it can really have a huge difference on the end result. Of the painting. :)
But really, this video was the best kind of funny and the best kind of informative all in one. I didn't even realize what you said until I heard your voice over and started laughing so hard that I actually had to pause the video because I couldn't hear it.
Thank you for your _little tip!_ ))
I really enjoy your channel awesome art tips thanks a million
I enjoy you little tip hahahaha
Weellll this was more than just a little bit of tip, quite graphic, I would say xD Oh God xD
This... naked blue man turned out surprisingly cool ;) I like the grimace that he makes, he looks like he's a bit disgusted xD Maybe he smashed a human between his fingers and looks at the residue like "meeh... puny humans, so easily smashed", like we look at the bloodstain of a smashed mosquito^^
Annnd yes, accuracy is a real PITA sometimes, instead of painting "the big picture", you get lost in details before it's time for details... until you zoom out and notice that you've created some kind of Frankenstein.
You know what, maybe someone say that this tip may seem trivial, or somebody say something like, "How is possible to don't understand this?".
But you opened my eyes, on the fact that what I did unconsciously (except for the fact that I applied in a bit other direction).
I have always been strained by my lineworks. They were terrible. Any attempt to make a normal sketch has been killed immediately as I started to make it. All lines were transformed into one big giant mess, and when I try to fix something, I received incredible crap.
So whereupon I started using watercolor brush, and it helped. Line became more blurred, they did not have clear edges, but I could clearly see the resulting forms, so that I could continue to refine them.(Then I used Paint Tool SAI. Later, when I used Ps, I found a suitable brush.)
So dude you're cool. Thanks for that, a lot. ^______^
+BORODANTE
All thanks to you, sir. ^__^
you really finish me off with that robotic hitler :D
big laughs every time i watch your videos
informative and entertaining the same time
i´d call you my new teacher, these vids are really worth gold ty
Out of curiosity, whats the inspiration behind the naming of your brushes?
Akira ! Watch the movie or read the manga it's awesome
you mean little tips lol
These brush. Would round default pressure brush work as good or no good?
So one day.. He had hairs?
do a sniper killing someone with a head shot
I'm a guy but I have the issue with accurate shapes >.>
PHYREXIANFISH i mean you have a pony as your profile picture so ... xd
wait a minute aint you bald??
yeet
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i enjoyed your little tip